Nos 17-19, left, Nos 26-24, right, Paradise Square, looking towards Silver Street Head, 1945-1950, No 17 (extreme left) was formerly a pub called Q in the Corner, later renamed Shrewsbury, No 24, former studio of Sir Francis Chantrey (far right)

No. 29/ 31, Milton's Head Inn, Allen Street at the junction with Smithfield

Toll Bar Cottage, Ashopton, junction of Sheffield to Glossop road and Wood Lane. Ashopton Inn, in background

Rear of Woodman Inn, front faced 137, Edward Street, Solly Lane was to the left

Nos. 115 - 131 (119 Florist Inn) Broad Lane and Nos. 54 - 50 Abney Street

The old Wheatsheaf Inn and Baines Garage, Ecclesall Road South, Parkhead. Demolished 1928 to make way for the present pub

Prince of Wales Public House, No 95, Ecclesall Road South at junction of Carter Knowle Road. Later known as Baltimore Diner, Woodstock Diner, Woodstock and Macaw.

Sheephill Road, looking towards the Round House and Norfolk Arms P. H., Ringinglow Road

Washford Bridge Old House which belonged to Elizabeth Roades in the 17th century, situated near Washford Bridge, Attercliffe Road, later known as Fleur-de-lis Inn, now demolished

Rivelin near Woodend View, Hollins Bridge Corn Mill, (known earlier as Rivelin Bridge Mill, prior to conversion to corn mill) and Dam, Holly Bush Inn, Holly Lane, behind Mill, Hollins Farm (side view) in background